(CBS NEWS) It turns out not all politics is local. In South Carolina's 2024 Republican primary election, most voters look back approvingly on Nikki Haley's time as the state's governor, but also say it doesn't matter to them that she's from the state — and instead say that they're thinking nationally about the party's nomination. So, for that and many other reasons, Donald Trump has a very big advantage here, just as he does with Republicans nationally. Plus, nearly half the party's voters here identify as "MAGA" — in similar numbers to Republicans nationwide — and they don't think Haley is part of that movement. Going forward, Trump's voters don't seem open to change in the coming weeks — almost nine in 10 are "firmly decided" — leaving Haley's arguments about things like electability or chaos struggling to find resonance. Further negating any home-state edge, Trump gets better marks retrospectively: his approval rating for his time as president is more than 20 points higher than Haley's is as governor. READ MORE: https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/politics/national-politics/cbs-news-poll-south-carolina-trump-large-lead-over-haley/101-7549fd9b-e4c3-4c1f-93ea-d4ea864ab43f